If a cat has visible blood or filth on its mouth and transfers it to the water, the case concerns actual contamination rather than the ordinary disliked status of cat su’r.
The general ruling must not be applied without distinguishing definite contamination from a mere possibility.
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Su’r: Categories, Purity, and Juristic Differences
If a cat has visible blood or filth on its mouth and transfers it to the water, the case concerns actual contamination rather than the ordinary disliked status of cat su’r.
The general ruling must not be applied without distinguishing definite contamination from a mere possibility.